Consumer Advocate requests virtual appearance of expert witness Ed Mollard at M12600 hearing, with no objection from the Department of Energy

M12600 · Nova Scotia Power - Cybersecurity Accountability IN THE MATTER OF AN INQUIRY about the impact of the cyber incident on NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED’s collection and retention of customer information, customer service and communications, billing processes and regulatory matters

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The Consumer Advocate, represented by Michael Murphy of Pink Larkin, filed a letter on July 17, 2026 requesting that its witness, Ed Mollard of InterGroup Consultants Ltd., be permitted to appear virtually at the upcoming Hearing Procedures in Matter M12600 (Exhibit 102812).
The request followed a Board letter dated July 16, 2026 addressing hearing logistics for the proceeding, which concerns Cybersecurity accountability for Nova Scotia Power.
The Nova Scotia Department Of Energy, through counsel Thomas Kayter, confirmed it does not object to the Consumer Advocate's request for the virtual appearance of Mr. Mollard (Exhibit 102814).
The email distribution list for these filings includes representatives from Nova Scotia Power, Efficiency Nova Scotia, the Department of Energy, and multiple intervenor counsel, reflecting the broad participation in this matter.

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What was filed

Documents filed on this day

102812 Letter CA re: Virtual appearance other_documents
102814 Email DOE re: do not object to CA virtual appearance of witness other_documents